Gettysburg Rock Carvings Map

Gettysburg’s landscape holds many carved markings created by soldiers and visitors during and after the battle. These carvings provide direct evidence of personal presence, movement, and memory across the field. The map on this page will help you study their locations with precision. You will see where individuals marked stone surfaces, how these markings cluster near key positions, and what they reveal about activity on the ground. This resource supports your teaching by giving you clear spatial context and immediate reference points for lessons on commemoration, battlefield use, and site interpretation.